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DFS ill go back and look ......... Lloyd's results today all good but SP all bad remember i said don't hold your breath. the only thing Lloyds are any good at is BS and sticking a black horse on TV adverts....
RDSB results today much better and a chat with Armani
A lot of detail there Boyobach I agree it should to begin with consolidate between the last consolidation 1450 to 1520 .
Then whack up the gap up to 1600.
I guess it depends on how much profit taking happens today. and then general sentiment, plus how many funds buy back in for pension divis............ Looking at the volume it looks un - manipulated so far. Ill be interested to see the volume at the end of the day.. Yep as they say, when you get on the tube .... Mind the gap
Hi Armani good to see you, hope all is well in your part of the world, I look forward to your email...
PS Armani I wouldn't worry, the investing and trading world is awash with "Should have" best deleted from ones vocabulary. lol
Boyobach Yes the gap up is significant but there were also a couple of gap downs off resistance from 1450 on the 13th July Plus if it does fall back hopefully the share buy backs will push it back up .
I've noticed that on FX pairs gaps nearly always get filled at some point but not always on shares.
So its not "watch this space" but "watch this gap"
Thanks Barrieprov and its all positive.. Divi up and buybacks are back, so we can hang on in now .
GL all
Yes close enough barrieprov I estimate at the current rate $US to GBP the divi equates to 70 pence P/A any body concur?
At long last and good news for us pre pandemic holders
For goodness sake ....Friday was bad but today stock markets in free fall and actually not for any "real" reason ( just loads of usual media hype)
Don't let the Market makers have your shares it will pick back up at some point
If you do decided to spread bet with IG and hold for the longer term think about using a forward contract . This way you don't pay overnight funding . The spread is a little wider but that's it.
You will need to get forwards authorised by IG which is quite simple. The other thing to remember is that forwards closes on the 14th of the month in that forward period . It then automatically rolls over to the next forward date ( you can of course close it earlier)
Some great posts on here today.
The people who will be celebrating the most today no doubt will be the Markets Makers . They love days like this .
The media puts out some negative news and down goes the market.
Now remember that the Market makers can see both sides of the book. They can see all the buys and all the sells and they can see where your stops are. They can and do intervene and drop the market setting of stops picking up all those cheap shares on the way down , only to sell them back to you at a much higher price later on . We have seen it all before many times .
Golden rule check your charts for tops and bottoms that repeat.
Then try to buy at the bottom and sell at the top.
Fortunately with this share it throws out an astonishingly consistent stream of dividends so we don't need to worry too much about trading it and there is another dividend coming up in August and that is only next month.
7 July 2021
Foxtons Group plc (LSE: FOXT), London's leading estate agency, today announces that as he approaches his ninth and final year on the Board, Chairman Ian Barlow, has informed the Company of his intention to retire from the Board once a successor has been appointed and in any case no later than 31 December 2021.
The Nomination Committee will carry out the process to identify and recommend the appointment of Ian's successor. It will be led by the Senior Independent Director, Alan Giles, assisted by search firm, Korn Ferry.
Ian Barlow, Chairman, commented:
"It has been a privilege to have served on the Board and more recently as Chairman for the past eight years. Foxtons is an excellent company with a strong brand, great people, leading industry technology and deep branch coverage across London. A series of challenges to the London property market since the Brexit referendum, compounded more recently by the pandemic, have impaired our recent trading performance. However, the business has huge potential and I am confident that the refreshed growth strategy, agreed by the Board last year and set out in the Capital Markets Day presentation in June, will result in a substantial rebound in performance. There are already signs of this with adjusted operating profit for the first half of the year expected to be significantly ahead of both 2020 and 2019. Our strategy will take time to deliver and with only one further year to serve under UK governance rules I consider this is the right time to hand over to a successor to oversee its execution."
MRO even more hosting of Circular and Notice of General Meeting Related to the Return of
Capital of 15 pence per Existing Ordinary Share by way of a B2 Share Scheme, a
related 9 for 10 Share Consolidation and Capital Reduction
Melrose Industries PLC (the "Company") announces that, pursuant to Listing
Rule 9.6.3, a circular together with a notice of General Meeting (the
"Circular") in relation to Melrose's proposed return of approximately £730
million in cash to Shareholders, equivalent to 15 pence per Existing Ordinary
Share (the "Proposed Return of Capital"), have been posted to Shareholders
today.
The General Meeting to approve the Proposed Return of Capital will be held at
10.00 a.m. on Friday 9 July 2021 at Leconfield House, Curzon Street, London
W1J 5JA.
ead scratching if you are in and can get out in profit before the 9th July, i would. Well that what i would do.
Oh hang on a minute just been reading the last RNS its not 15p dividend Its a B2 share scheme 9 for 10 consolidation ......
Ive never had much luck with those B2 share schemes ...... Vodafone and National Grid all amounted to nothing .
I don't know what Matt T.B makes of it